Ask a Question related to Macromedia Fireworks, Design and Development.
-
pwolly webforumsuser@macromedia.com #1
Fireworks MX pop-up menu error
I have created a pop-up menu in Fireworks MX. Export it as html to my desktop to test. Open the .htm file in IE5 and it works beautifully. I post the file to my web server and open the page again. I receive an error: 'Menu' is undefined. I have all the files including mm_menu.js posted in the same directory on the server. Any ideas?
pwolly webforumsuser@macromedia.com Guest
-
Problem with Fireworks pop up menu in DW
Hi, I am working on a page whose layout was created in Fireworks and transferred to DW. After I transferred the page to DW and created new ones... -
Fireworks MX pop up menu across frames error message
I have painstakingly followed all the steps to create pop-up menus using Fireworks MX and exported it to Dreamweaver MX. The pop-up menus works well... -
Menu type in Fireworks
Hi I would like to know if its possible to create a similar menu to the one on the left hand side of this page and if so a pointer in the right... -
Error upon inserting a Fireworks pop-up menu into a DW-MX document
Can anyone help with this annoying problem? When I insert a certain pop-up menu into a DW template document, I get the following error messages,... -
fireworks help menu options
in fireworks 3 under the help menu the top 4 links dont work. does anyone have any idea whats wrong? It automatically attempts to open netscape... -
mark haynes #2
Re: Fireworks MX pop-up menu error
"pwolly" [email]webforumsuser@macromedia.com[/email] wrote:
Hi Pwolly:>I have created a pop-up menu in Fireworks MX. Export it as html to my desktop to test. Open the .htm file in IE5 and it works beautifully. I post the file to my web server and open the page again. I receive an error: 'Menu' is undefined. I have all the files including mm_menu.js posted in the same directory on the server. Any ideas?
>
>
Whatever you did there, the call to the mm_menu.js in the HTML file is not finding the .js file that contains the function "menu". That error always means that a JavaScript function was called in the code and it wasn't found.
I don't know what FTP utility you used to move the files, or what your HTML editor is, but I'd be wary of creating Web pages on your desktop and then moving them to the server. A filename could have been changed or some other problem. Please check this TechNote for a rundown of the calls and so forth that should be in the code.
<http://www.macromedia.com/support/fireworks/ts/documents/troubleshooting_pop_up_menu.htm>
Look at the section on looking for errors in the code.
--
enthusiastically,
mark haynes
fireworks product team liaison
macromedia customer care
Please post all replies to this forum
Responses to the forum are more effective for everyone.
For Fireworks support, go to:
<http://www.macromedia.com/support/email/complimentary/>
Announcing Macromedia DevNet Subscriptions
Maximize your power with our new premium software subscription for Macromedia developers
Find out more: [url]http://www.macromedia.com/go/devnetsubs/[/url]
mark haynes Guest



Reply With Quote

